void
void
adjective
Legally invalid or ineffective; having no legal force or effect.
"The contract was declared null and void."
verb
To make something legally invalid or ineffective; to cancel or annul.
"The court will void the agreement."
noun
A completely empty space, or a feeling of profound emptiness or absence.
"He felt a deep void after she left."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: avoid, nullify, quash, annul, invalidate, evacuate, empty, nothingness, nihility, nullity, vitiate, emptiness